Document:The Constitution Act, 1955 - Revision history

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	'''3.3''' Upon the entrance of a Regent into the exercise of the functions of the Queen in right of Ibagli, the Governor-General shall cause an instrument to be passed under the Great Seal of Ibagli confirming the identity of the regent and the causes for which the regency is enacted, and upon the termination of the regency the Governor-General shall likewise cause an instrument to be passed under the Great Seal of Ibagli declaring its termination.		'''3.3''' Upon the entrance of a Regent into the exercise of the functions of the Queen in right of Ibagli, the Governor-General shall cause an instrument to be passed under the Great Seal of Ibagli confirming the identity of the regent and the causes for which the regency is enacted, and upon the termination of the regency the Governor-General shall likewise cause an instrument to be passed under the Great Seal of Ibagli declaring its termination.

	'''3.4''' ~~Section~~ 3.3 of this Act shall be of no force and effect when:		'''3.4''' Any Act of the Parliament of England, Great Britain, or the United Kingdom relating to the succession to the Crown as of 15 June 1975 shall be a part of Ibaglian law, but shall have no effect but to determine succession to the Crown and all changes thereto shall be approved by Ibagli in accordance with the Statute of Westminster 1931 (22 Geo V, c 4) before they shall take effect as a part of Ibaglian law.

			'''3.5''' The Governor-General-in-Council may, by means of an instrument passed under the Great Seal of Ibagli, make changes to the succession to the Crown of Ibagli where such changes have been approved by the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

			'''3.6''' The Governor-General shall signify by speech or message to the House of Commons or by proclamation that an instrument has been enacted under sections 3.3 or 3.5 of this act, at which point the instrument shall come into force.

			'''3.7''' Sections 3.3 and 3.5 of this Act shall be of no force and effect when

	:(1) There is invasion of or insurrection in the United Kingdom; or		:(1) There is invasion of or insurrection in the United Kingdom; or
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	:(2) The law of the United Kingdom may be reasonably construed as enacting a republic.		:(2) The law of the United Kingdom may be reasonably construed as enacting a republic.

	'''3.5''' ~~Any Act of the Parliament of England, Great Britain~~, ~~or the United Kingdom relating to the succession to the throne~~ as ~~of 15 June 1975 shall be a part of Ibaglian law, but shall have no effect but to determine succession to the throne and all changes thereto shall be approved by Ibagli~~ in ~~accordance with the Statute~~ of ~~Westminster 1931 (22 Geo V~~, ~~c 4) before they shall take effect as a part of Ibaglian law~~.		'''3.8''' When, as provided in section 3.7 of this act, sections 3.3 and 3.5 of this act are of no force and effect, the Parliament of Ibagli shall provide for the establishment of a regency or the alteration of the succession to the Crown.

	~~'''~~3.6''' The Governor-General-in-Council may, by means of an instrument passed under the Great Seal of Ibagli, make changes to the succession to the throne of Ibagli where such changes have been approved by the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and ~~Northern Ireland, but no such instrument shall be made during those times when section~~ 3.3 of this act ~~shall be~~ of no force and effect ~~in accordance with section 3.4~~ of ~~this act.~~

	~~'''3.7''' The Governor-General~~ shall ~~signify by speech or message to~~ the ~~House~~ of ~~Commons~~ or ~~by proclamation that an instrument has been enacted under sections 3.3 or 3.6~~ of ~~this act, at which point~~ the ~~instrument shall come into force~~.

	'''3.8''' Any reference to the Queen shall be shall be construed to be a reference to Her Majesty's heirs and successors~~, Kings and Queens of Ibagli forever~~.		'''3.9''' Any reference to the Queen shall be shall be construed to be a reference to Her Majesty's heirs and successors.

	'''4.''' There shall be a council to aid and advise the Government of Ibagli, to be styled the Executive Council of Ibagli.		'''4.''' There shall be a council to aid and advise the Government of Ibagli, to be styled the Executive Council of Ibagli.

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	'''3.5''' Any Act of the Parliament of England, Great Britain, or the United Kingdom relating to the succession to the throne as of 15 June 1975 shall be a part of Ibaglian law, but shall have no effect but to determine succession to the throne and all changes thereto shall be approved by Ibagli in accordance with the Statute of Westminster 1931 (22 Geo V, c 4) before they shall take effect as a part of Ibaglian law.		'''3.5''' Any Act of the Parliament of England, Great Britain, or the United Kingdom relating to the succession to the throne as of 15 June 1975 shall be a part of Ibaglian law, but shall have no effect but to determine succession to the throne and all changes thereto shall be approved by Ibagli in accordance with the Statute of Westminster 1931 (22 Geo V, c 4) before they shall take effect as a part of Ibaglian law.

	'''3.6''' ~~In accordance with section 3.4 of this act, the~~ Governor-General-in-Council may make changes to the succession to the throne of Ibagli where such changes have been approved by the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, but such ~~changes~~ shall be ~~of no force and effect~~ during those times when section 3.3 of this act shall be of no force and effect in accordance with section 3.4 of this act.		'''3.6''' The Governor-General-in-Council may, by means of an instrument passed under the Great Seal of Ibagli, make changes to the succession to the throne of Ibagli where such changes have been approved by the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, but no such instrument shall be made during those times when section 3.3 of this act shall be of no force and effect in accordance with section 3.4 of this act.

	'''3.7''' Any reference to the Queen shall be shall be construed to be a reference to Her Majesty's heirs and successors, Kings and Queens of Ibagli forever.		'''3.7''' The Governor-General shall signify by speech or message to the House of Commons or by proclamation that an instrument has been enacted under sections 3.3 or 3.6 of this act, at which point the instrument shall come into force.

			'''3.8''' Any reference to the Queen shall be shall be construed to be a reference to Her Majesty's heirs and successors, Kings and Queens of Ibagli forever.

	'''4.''' There shall be a council to aid and advise the Government of Ibagli, to be styled the Executive Council of Ibagli.		'''4.''' There shall be a council to aid and advise the Government of Ibagli, to be styled the Executive Council of Ibagli.
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	:(5) the freedom of association.		:(5) the freedom of association.

	'''46.''' The Parliament of Ibagli shall not make any law that provides for the deprivation of equal treatment under the law on the basis of race, colour, religious beliefs, place of origin, sex, or any other such categories as the Parliament of Ibagli shall provide.		'''46.''' The Parliament of Ibagli shall not make any law that provides for the deprivation of equal treatment under the law on the basis of race, colour, religious beliefs or lack of religious beliefs, place of origin, sex, or any other such categories as the Parliament of Ibagli shall provide.

	'''47.''' Section 46 of this act shall not be construed as to abrogate the powers of the Parliament of Ibagli to make provisions for the naturalisation of aliens, but those persons who are naturalised according to Ibaglian law shall immediately become citizens of Ibagli~~, inseparable from~~ the ~~body politic of Ibagli forever~~.		'''47.''' Section 46 of this act shall not be construed as to abrogate the powers of the Parliament of Ibagli to make provisions for the naturalisation of aliens, but those persons who are naturalised according to Ibaglian law shall immediately become citizens of Ibagli with the same rights as people who are born as citizens.

	'''48.''' Every citizen of Ibagli has the right to vote in elections for members of the House of Commons and for members of such local authorities as the Parliament of Ibagli shall deem fit to create.		'''48.''' Every citizen of Ibagli has the right to vote in elections for members of the House of Commons and for members of such local authorities as the Parliament of Ibagli shall deem fit to create.

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	:(5) the freedom of association.		:(5) the freedom of association.

	'''46.''' The Parliament of Ibagli shall not make any law that provides for the deprivation of equal treatment under the law on the basis of race, colour, ~~religious beliefs or lack of~~ religious beliefs, place of origin, sex~~, sexual orientation~~, or any other such categories as the Parliament of Ibagli shall provide.		'''46.''' The Parliament of Ibagli shall not make any law that provides for the deprivation of equal treatment under the law on the basis of race, colour, religious beliefs, place of origin, sex, or any other such categories as the Parliament of Ibagli shall provide.

	'''47.''' Section 46 of this act shall not be construed as to abrogate the powers of the Parliament of Ibagli to make provisions for the naturalisation of aliens, but those persons who are naturalised according to Ibaglian law shall immediately become citizens of Ibagli, inseparable from the body politic of Ibagli forever.		'''47.''' Section 46 of this act shall not be construed as to abrogate the powers of the Parliament of Ibagli to make provisions for the naturalisation of aliens, but those persons who are naturalised according to Ibaglian law shall immediately become citizens of Ibagli, inseparable from the body politic of Ibagli forever.

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	'''61.''' The Constitution of Ibagli may be amended by the Governor-General-in-Council after three fourths of the House of Commons <!--and a majority of the Senate -->has approved a resolution authorising the amendment.		'''61.''' The Constitution of Ibagli may be amended by the Governor-General-in-Council after three fourths of the House of Commons <!--and a majority of the Senate -->has approved a resolution authorising the amendment.

	'''62''' This Constitution may be amended by a proclamation by the Governor-General in Council after a majority of the House of Commons has approved a resolution authorising the amendment, provided that the amendment is also approved by a majority of electors voting in a referendum held on the proposal.		'''62.''' This Constitution may be amended by a proclamation by the Governor-General in Council after a majority of the House of Commons has approved a resolution authorising the amendment, provided that the amendment is also approved by a majority of electors voting in a referendum held on the proposal.

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	'''61.''' The Constitution of Ibagli may be amended by the Governor-General-in-Council after three fourths of the House of Commons <!--and a majority of the Senate -->has approved a resolution authorising the amendment.		'''61.''' The Constitution of Ibagli may be amended by the Governor-General-in-Council after three fourths of the House of Commons <!--and a majority of the Senate -->has approved a resolution authorising the amendment.

	'''~~61.1~~''' This Constitution may be amended by a proclamation by the Governor-General in Council after a majority of the House of Commons has approved a resolution authorising the amendment, provided that the amendment is also approved by a majority of electors voting in a referendum held on the proposal.		'''62''' This Constitution may be amended by a proclamation by the Governor-General in Council after a majority of the House of Commons has approved a resolution authorising the amendment, provided that the amendment is also approved by a majority of electors voting in a referendum held on the proposal.

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	'''10.''' Every member of <!--the Senate and -->House of Commons shall take an oath or affirmation of allegiance to the Queen to be eligible to take their seat as a voting member in the <!--either -->House.		'''10.''' Every member of <!--the Senate and -->House of Commons shall take an oath or affirmation of allegiance to the Queen to be eligible to take their seat as a voting member in the <!--either -->House.

	====The Senate====		<!--====The Senate====
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	'''11.''' (Repealed) <!--Senators shall be appointed by the Governor-General by instrument of the Great Seal of Ibagli.-->		'''11.''' (Repealed) <!--Senators shall be appointed by the Governor-General by instrument of the Great Seal of Ibagli.-->

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	'''37.''' The Governor-General shall appoint the Chief Justice and puisne judges of the Supreme Court of Ibagli and the judges of other courts created by the Parliament of Ibagli.		'''37.''' The Governor-General shall appoint the Chief Justice and puisne judges of the Supreme Court of Ibagli and the judges of other courts created by the Parliament of Ibagli.

	'''38.''' The judges of the courts of Ibagli shall hold office during good behaviour, and may be removed by the Governor-General on address of the House of Commons and Senate, which address shall enumerate the misbehaviours or reasons for incapacity of the said judge.		'''38.''' The judges of the courts of Ibagli shall hold office during good behaviour, and may be removed by the Governor-General on address of two thirds of the House of Commons<!-- and Senate-->, which address shall enumerate the misbehaviours or reasons for incapacity of the said judge.

	'''39.''' Parliament shall provide for the compensation of judges, which compensation shall not be lowered during any judge's term of office.		'''39.''' Parliament shall provide for the compensation of judges, which compensation shall not be lowered during any judge's term of office.

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	Be it therefore enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the consent of the Senate and the Commons in this present Parliament assembled, and with the authority of the same, as follows:		Be it therefore enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the consent of the Senate and the Commons in this present Parliament assembled, and with the authority of the same, as follows:

			===Preliminary===

	'''1.''' This Act shall be cited as the ''Constitution Act'', 1955		'''1.''' This Act shall be cited as the ''Constitution Act'', 1955

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	Be it therefore enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the consent of the Senate and the Commons in this present Parliament assembled, and with the authority of the same, as follows:		Be it therefore enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the consent of the Senate and the Commons in this present Parliament assembled, and with the authority of the same, as follows:

	~~===Preliminary===~~

	'''1.''' This Act shall be cited as the ''Constitution Act'', 1955		'''1.''' This Act shall be cited as the ''Constitution Act'', 1955
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	'''3.2''' Where, under the law of the United Kingdom, the functions of the Queen are being performed in the name of and on behalf of the Queen by a Regent, the royal functions of the Queen in right of Ibagli shall be performed in the name and on behalf of the Queen by that Regent, but nothing in this section shall be so construed as to limit the authority of the Governor-General.		'''3.2''' Where, under the law of the United Kingdom, the functions of the Queen are being performed in the name of and on behalf of the Queen by a Regent, the royal functions of the Queen in right of Ibagli shall be performed in the name and on behalf of the Queen by that Regent, but nothing in this section shall be so construed as to limit the authority of the Governor-General.

	'''3.3''' Section 3.2 of this Act shall be of no force and effect when:		'''3.3''' Upon the entrance of a Regent into the exercise of the functions of the Queen in right of Ibagli, the Governor-General shall cause an instrument to be passed under the Great Seal of Ibagli confirming the identity of the regent and the causes for which the regency is enacted, and upon the termination of the regency the Governor-General shall likewise cause an instrument to be passed under the Great Seal of Ibagli declaring its termination.

			'''3.4''' Section 3.3 of this Act shall be of no force and effect when:

	:(1) There is invasion of or insurrection in the United Kingdom; or		:(1) There is invasion of or insurrection in the United Kingdom; or
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	:(2) The law of the United Kingdom may be reasonably construed as enacting a republic.		:(2) The law of the United Kingdom may be reasonably construed as enacting a republic.

	'''3.4''' Any Act of the Parliament of England, Great Britain, or the United Kingdom relating to the succession to the throne as of 15 June 1975 shall be a part of Ibaglian law, but shall have no effect but to determine succession to the throne and all changes thereto shall be approved by Ibagli in accordance with the Statute of Westminster 1931 (22 Geo V, c 4) before they shall take effect as a part of Ibaglian law.		'''3.5''' Any Act of the Parliament of England, Great Britain, or the United Kingdom relating to the succession to the throne as of 15 June 1975 shall be a part of Ibaglian law, but shall have no effect but to determine succession to the throne and all changes thereto shall be approved by Ibagli in accordance with the Statute of Westminster 1931 (22 Geo V, c 4) before they shall take effect as a part of Ibaglian law.

	'''3.5''' In accordance with section 3.4 of this act, the Governor-General-in-Council may make changes to the succession to the throne of Ibagli where such changes have been approved by the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, but such changes shall be of no force and effect during those times when section 3.2 of this act shall be of no force and effect in accordance with section 3.3 of this act.		'''3.6''' In accordance with section 3.4 of this act, the Governor-General-in-Council may make changes to the succession to the throne of Ibagli where such changes have been approved by the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, but such changes shall be of no force and effect during those times when section 3.3 of this act shall be of no force and effect in accordance with section 3.4 of this act.

	'''3.6''' Any reference to the Queen shall be shall be construed to be a reference to Her Majesty's heirs and successors, Kings and Queens of Ibagli forever.		'''3.7''' Any reference to the Queen shall be shall be construed to be a reference to Her Majesty's heirs and successors, Kings and Queens of Ibagli forever.

	'''4.''' There shall be a council to aid and advise the Government of Ibagli, to be styled the Executive Council of Ibagli.		'''4.''' There shall be a council to aid and advise the Government of Ibagli, to be styled the Executive Council of Ibagli.
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	:(2) A clerk of the House of Commons who is not a member thereof presides over the House.		:(2) A clerk of the House of Commons who is not a member thereof presides over the House.

	'''23.2''' No ~~actions~~ of the House of Commons ~~made~~ under section 26.1 of this act shall be rendered invalid on the grounds that the matters undertaken were not urgent.		'''23.2''' No decision of the House of Commons rendered under section 23.1 of this act shall be rendered invalid on the grounds that the matters undertaken were not urgent.

	'''24.''' The Speaker of the House of Commons shall, in the event of his absence out of the House, appoint a member to be Deputy Speaker to exercise the powers of the Office of Speaker of the House of Commons.		'''24.''' The Speaker of the House of Commons shall, in the event of his absence out of the House, appoint a member to be Deputy Speaker to exercise the powers of the Office of Speaker of the House of Commons.
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	'''39.''' Parliament shall provide for the compensation of judges, which compensation shall not be lowered during any judge's term of office.		'''39.''' Parliament shall provide for the compensation of judges, which compensation shall not be lowered during any judge's term of office.

	'''40.''' The Parliament of Ibagli shall determine the jurisdiction of the courts of Ibagli.		'''40.''' The Parliament of Ibagli shall determine the jurisdiction of the courts of Ibagli, but the Supreme Court of Ibagli shall in all cases have the jurisdiction to hear cases related to this Constitution.

	===Finance and Trade===		===Finance and Trade===
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	===Declaration of Fundamental Rights===		===Declaration of Fundamental Rights===

	'''45.''' Every person has the following ~~rights~~:		'''45.''' Every person has the following freedoms:

	:(1) the freedom of belief, religion, thought, conscience, and opinion;		:(1) the freedom of belief, religion, thought, conscience, and opinion;